Unit of a galaxy
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STARUnit of a galaxy.
STARGalaxy unit
NEBULAROf a galaxy
STARPart of a galaxy
STARMember of a galaxy.
STARLETMember of a galaxy.
NEBULAPart of a galaxy
HALOPart of a spiral galaxy
ALIENMany a "Guardians of the Galaxy" character
galaxiesGALAXY, a large system of celestial bodies
AEONSUnits in the life span of a galaxy
protogalaxya galaxy in its initial state of formation
OUTERARMPart of a spiral galaxy farthest from the center
protogalaxiesPROTOGALAXY, a galaxy in its initial state of formation
galacticpertaining to a galaxy (a large system of celestial bodies)
intragalacticsituated or occurring within the confines of a single galaxy
protogalaxiesA vast mass of gas from which a galaxy is thought to develop
starburstA period of intense activity in a galaxy involving the formation of stars
protogalaxyA vast mass of gas from which a galaxy is thought to develop
starburstsA period of intense activity in a galaxy involving the formation of stars
galactica. of or pertaining to a galaxy b. of or pertaining to the Milky Way
ZOESALDANAPlayer of a green alien in "Guardians of the Galaxy" and a blue alien in "Avatar"
jetlikenarrow stream of material (as plasma) emanating or appearing to emanate from a celestial object (as a radio galaxy)
haloregion of space surrounding a galaxy that is sparsely populated with luminous objects (as globular clusters) but is believed to contain a great deal of dark matter
haloesregion of space surrounding a galaxy that is sparsely populated with luminous objects (as globular clusters) but is believed to contain a great deal of dark matter
fractalsA curve or geometric figure, each part of which has the same statistical character as the whole. Fractals are useful in modeling structures (such as eroded coastlines or snowflakes) in which similar patterns recur at progressively smaller scales, and in describing partly random or chaotic phenomena such as crystal growth, fluid turbulence, and galaxy formation